Indianapolis City Market

Cool place to visit. It's like a farmers market of different restaurants . Plus it has a great bar up stairs and if your lucky enough to catch a tour of the catacombs underneath. It's worth making a day of it.

The sign reads 6am to 6pm, we arrived at 2:30pm and most of the shops were already closed😕This was our 3rd time trying to visit since last year so we were very disappointed. Thanks to the lovely people of "JUST COOKIES" for sticking around until closing time to explain the Market to us..and special thanks to Cara at "U RELISH" for playing educational games with my grandchildren and letting them grind some beans.

It's a good looking building, but I guess most shops are only open for a handful of hours around lunch - I think? Only a few places were open at 3:30pm on the Friday I looked around, anyway. The market has restrooms and an ATM; plus free wifi, or at least poster signs give user and password logins (didn't check if they were working myself.) The data that Google Maps has for the restaurant vendors (and other orgs) listed here looks like a disorganized mess. Google Maps seems very unsure which vendors are actually closed rather than open; and for those open, Google usually seems confused by the hours. (So am I, and the Mall's webpage definitely doesn't resolve that.) Somebody who cares about the Market, and who knows it well, should spend a little time trying to fix most of this on Google Maps, imho, for the benefit of all involved.

I loved all the different food options here and how light and open everything was! There did seem to be a shortage of seating at certain points in the lunch rush and a whole section was closed off, but I don't think there was too long of a wait. And during the holiday season there was a chorus performing, which made for a really nice lunch atmosphere.

Great place to go if you are a foodie. This place has a wide variety of food vendors. They have crepe shops, Greek, Italian, BBQ, bakeries, dessert places, etc. It has a really fun vibe and the upstairs is ideal for families with small children. If you can try to get there before the lunch time rush. I think this is a must do in Indianapolis, though.

Location is great, building is also great.. but most of the shops here have been shutdown already. So don't make your opinion by looking at old pics of this place. It's no more a happening place since hardly a few shops are open, and very less people visit here.

Very quaint little spot. From the outside you cant tell the great smells on the inside. Lots of options to choose from. Sadly not that many glutton free options but still great choices. The people are super friendly and helpful. Just the riggt temperature. Even with all thebfoid cooking and ovens on, very pleasant place. I had catfosh from Maxine's it was nice. The little jewelry coner was awesome too.